--FILE--un piéton passe devant un magasin de vêtements de sport Nike à Yichang city, province de Hubei, Chine centrale 13 mars 2013. À la fin mai, le chinois officia

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• Dimensions: 2814 x 3860 px | 23,8 x 32,7 cm | 9,4 x 12,9 inches | 300dpi
• Date de la prise de vue: 13 mars 2013
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--FILE--A pedestrian walks past a Nike sportswear store in Yichang city, central Chinas Hubei province, 13 March 2013. In late May, Chinese officials said they would lower import and luxury taxes on many imported and high-end consumer goods starting in June to help spur demand and economic activity within their slowing economy. Not all goods make the list, but the ones that do could help boost earnings for the companies that make those products. Here's how Nike, Estee Lauder , and Procter & Gamble are set to win on this news.Nike falls into the "Western-style clothing" and "sports shoes" groups, and import tariffs on these products have been cut roughly in half, from 14%-23% to just 7%-10% for clothing and to 12% for shoes.

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